hair comb
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From the Temple estate. George Temple(1832-1918) started Temple's Store opposite the Post Office and packed stores to Bendoc.
This item is an example of a hair accessory commonly worn by women in the early 20th century. It is associated with the Temple family.
Tortoiseshell hair slide with diamantes along the top.
